Amazing.
Disturbing. Haunting. This is a book that I won’t easily or soon forget with
its dark and gripping tale of life and death. Warning, it is not for the faint
of heart. This book will get inside you and kick your guts around fifty ways to
Sunday. There is no “being a bystander” in this novel…Thomas Apostle pulls you
into the dark and twisted world and won’t let you escape until the last pages.
This is a book that genuinely kept my interest, and after I put it down (once!-
to eat) I was eager to resume where I’d left off. But I knew I’d love this book
from the opening pages and I wasn’t disappointed! It is definitely written
different, both stylistically and in tone than other books I’ve read in this
genre. Most of the dialogue is one way (to a very charismatic mouse named
Cecil) and much of the events are narrated to the reader from Thomas’s
perspective. I liked that it wasn’t like
every other thriller out there, and at times had a more surreal, literary bent
that goes deeper than your ordinary action-packed type novel. Very impressive
(I really enjoyed the epilogue also). A must read for fans of literary drama
mystery, suspense, and psychological thrillers. (4-5 stars). Indie Book Reviewers.Saturday, September 30, 2017
Amazing.
Disturbing. Haunting. This is a book that I won’t easily or soon forget with
its dark and gripping tale of life and death. Warning, it is not for the faint
of heart. This book will get inside you and kick your guts around fifty ways to
Sunday. There is no “being a bystander” in this novel…Thomas Apostle pulls you
into the dark and twisted world and won’t let you escape until the last pages.
This is a book that genuinely kept my interest, and after I put it down (once!-
to eat) I was eager to resume where I’d left off. But I knew I’d love this book
from the opening pages and I wasn’t disappointed! It is definitely written
different, both stylistically and in tone than other books I’ve read in this
genre. Most of the dialogue is one way (to a very charismatic mouse named
Cecil) and much of the events are narrated to the reader from Thomas’s
perspective. I liked that it wasn’t like
every other thriller out there, and at times had a more surreal, literary bent
that goes deeper than your ordinary action-packed type novel. Very impressive
(I really enjoyed the epilogue also). A must read for fans of literary drama
mystery, suspense, and psychological thrillers. (4-5 stars). Indie Book Reviewers.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Make Me Kill You is different...very different...shocking actually.
http://www.amazon.com/Make-Kill-Nicole-Fortress-Novels/dp/1512138274/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1442093110&sr=1-1&keywords=make+me+kill+you
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